surfy
Having a relaxed beach style with bright colors and pictures of waves
- adjective
- /ˈsɜrfi/
- Informal
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playero
- In deeper snow, it's effortless and surfy.
Examples
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Its rockered profile and tapered ends provide impressive maneuverability and give it a surfy feel.
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Daniel was extremely thin, with deep lines in his face, though he was only twenty-five, like us, with a blond shock of surfy hair.
Fiction book (2001) -
Daniel was extremely thin, with deep lines in his face, though he was only twenty-five, like us, with a blond shock of surfy hair.
Synonyms
A relaxed, sunny style like being at the beach
is narrower and linked to wave riding culture and its specific style
How Surfy
Surface Forms
surfy positive
Morphology
Etymology
Surfy comes from the word surf, as in surfer and surfboard, plus the ending -y, which means 'like' or 'full of'. So surfy means 'like surf culture' or 'having a relaxed, beachy style'.